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Art. 72 Legge sulla pianificazione territoriale del Cantone dei Grigioni (LPTC) - Edificabilità

Norme edilizie cantonali - Edificabilità

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Art. 72 LPTC · Edificabilità

1. Nuovi edifici, trasformazioni ed ampliamenti sostanziali vengono autorizzati unicamente nella misura in cui il fondo è edificabile.

2. Un fondo è considerato edificabile se per la sua forma e grandezza consente un'edificazione conforme alla zona e allo scopo; se il fondo è urbanizzato conformemente alle prescrizioni per l'utilizzazione prevista oppure se l'urbanizzazione viene realizzata entro l'ultimazione del progetto di costruzione.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (14)

VR3 2023 85 · gr (Art. 72 KRG)

Appeal Against Building Permit Revocation Due to Undeveloped Property Access

The court upheld the appeal and revoked the building permit because the property was deemed not sufficiently developed/ready for construction (baureif) based on this provision.

R 2019 22 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 1 KRG)

Objectors v. Municipality (Building Permit Demolition and Construction)

This provision defining buildable land and required access was applied to rule that the access (Erschliessung) was sufficient.

R 2018 16 · gr (Art. 72 KRG)

Property Owner Appeal of Municipal Renovation Permit Approval Dismissed Over Access Road Dispute

Although cited in the considerations, it relates to the concept of build-readiness, which was examined in the reasoning but not used in the final orders.

R 2016 72 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 2 KRG)

Appeal Regarding Building Permit Approval Contesting Access Road Validity in Quarter Plan

Cited in the reasoning regarding the prerequisite of adequate infrastructure (Baureife) for building permits.

R 2013 140 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 2 KRG)

Property Owner Appeal of Building Permit Over Setbacks and Parking

Cited to confirm that the property was deemed buildable for the time being based on existing, unchallenged access rights.

R 2012 155 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 1 und 2 KRG)

Property Owner v. Municipality (Building Permit Challenge)

Cited in the reasoning as a basis for granting the building permit even if the infrastructure is not yet fully completed at the time of the permit, provided it is completed by the end of the construction work.

PVG 2011 19 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 2 KRG)

Building Permit Contingent on Registered Property Rights for Access

Cited indirectly through the reasoning that land must be serviced, which is a premise for the decision on the appeal.

R 2010 67 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 2 KRG)

Landowner v. Building Authority Regarding Building Permit Revocation Over Missing Land Register Access

Cited in the reasoning to establish that a property is ready for building if it is properly developed, a requirement for granting the building permit.

R 2010 84 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 2 KRG)

Restaurant Expansion Approval Upheld Despite Access and Noise Objections

Cited in the reasoning as the cantonal standard repeating the principle that a property is buildable if it is properly developed for the intended use.

R 2010 88 · gr (Art. 72 Abs. 3 KRG)

Building Permit Approval Upheld Against Setback and Design Challenges

Cited in the reasoning concerning the fact that the fine-grained development infrastructure being established during the construction phase is not objectionable under this article.

R 2010 74 · gr (Art. 72 - 84 KRG)

Appeal Dismissed Against Refusal of Building Permit for Dwelling Due to Planning Violations

Mentioned as the part of cantonal building law that is directly applicable, where municipal provisions may be superseded.

R 2006 37 · gr (Art. 72 KRG)

Building Permit Challenge Dismissed in Core Village Zone

Cited in the reasoning in connection with the standard for sufficient access/development (access to the building plot).

R 2006 54 · gr (Art. 72 KRG)

Neighboring Owner Appeal of Multi-Family Building Permit Dismissed

Cited in the reasoning as a prerequisite for building permits, addressing the appellant's objection regarding insufficient infrastructure/access.

R 2006 64 · gr (Art. 72 KRG)

Appeal Dismissed Regarding Building Permit for Multi-Family Houses and Garage Access

Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for good overall effect through architectural design.